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Summary
This document is a page from a court transcript (Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE, United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell) filed on June 15, 2021. It contains a first-person account of inhumane conditions at a detention facility, including a 14-day lockdown in February 2020 where inmates were denied sanitary products and showers, and a 'feces flood' incident where inmates were forced to clean raw sewage with their hands. The speaker also describes a 10-day lockdown following the death of George Floyd.
People (3)
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Speaker/Inmate | Witness/Defendant |
First-person account ('I also survived', 'we were locked down') describing harsh prison conditions.
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| George Floyd | Historical Figure |
Mentioned as a temporal marker for when a specific lockdown occurred.
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| Officers | Prison Staff |
Unnamed guards who told inmates to 'Use the sink' and ordered them to clean sewage with their hands.
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Organizations (2)
| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Southern District Reporters, P.C. | ||
| Department of Justice (DOJ) |
Indicated by Bates stamp DOJ-OGR-00004761
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Timeline (3 events)
February 2020
Firearm lockdown lasting 14 days; inmates denied showers, phones, and sanitary supplies.
Detention Facility
Inmates
Prison Staff
May/June 2020
Lockdown following George Floyd's death lasting 10 days; no showers, phone calls, recreation, or commissary.
Detention Facility
Inmates
Locations (1)
| Location | Context |
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Implied to be MDC Brooklyn based on case number 1:20-cr-00330-PAE (United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell). Describes cel...
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Relationships (1)
Officers denied basic hygiene, ignored screams, and forced inmates to clean sewage manually.
Key Quotes (5)
"the exact words were 'Use the sink.'"Source
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"Girls that caught their period, were bleeding and had to sleep in garments and stay in those sheets"Source
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"I also survived the disgusting feces flood that we were actually told to clean with our own hands."Source
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"Floating, dead water bugs, mice, chunks of defecation coming out of the pipes"Source
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Quote #4
"The water was as high as my ankles, and the smell was as bad."Source
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Quote #5
Full Extracted Text
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 300 Filed 06/15/21 Page 18 of 32 14
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1 kept inside of the cell and unable to even make a phone call to
2 speak to anyone.
3 In February 2020, during the firearm lockdown, we were
4 locked down for 14 days. In those 14 days we were given three
5 showers, and that's because we begged for them. We kicked and
6 screamed on the doors, and the exact words were "Use the sink."
7 No phones, no computers, or things that we used to communicate
8 with the outside world were denied to us.
9 We were totally ignored. No water, no sanitary
10 napkins. Girls that caught their period, were bleeding and had
11 to sleep in garments and stay in those sheets, and were unable
12 to use the laundry. And for the most part, we just just got totally
13 ignored every time we would scream and bang and ask for anybody
14 to tell us what was going on.
15 When George Floyd got killed, we were locked in for
16 another ten days. We were not given showers again, no phone
17 calls, no recreation, no commissary.
18 I also survived the disgusting feces flood that we
19 were actually told to clean with our own hands. It was
20 humiliating. Floating, dead water bugs, mice, chunks of
21 defecation coming out of the pipes and urine-filled water
22 gushing all through the area. The water was as high as my
23 ankles, and the smell was as bad. It was so bad, the inmates
24 were vomiting due to nausea. Chunks of feces. And officers
25 telling us that we had to clean it and clean it quick because
2 speak to anyone.
3 In February 2020, during the firearm lockdown, we were
4 locked down for 14 days. In those 14 days we were given three
5 showers, and that's because we begged for them. We kicked and
6 screamed on the doors, and the exact words were "Use the sink."
7 No phones, no computers, or things that we used to communicate
8 with the outside world were denied to us.
9 We were totally ignored. No water, no sanitary
10 napkins. Girls that caught their period, were bleeding and had
11 to sleep in garments and stay in those sheets, and were unable
12 to use the laundry. And for the most part, we just just got totally
13 ignored every time we would scream and bang and ask for anybody
14 to tell us what was going on.
15 When George Floyd got killed, we were locked in for
16 another ten days. We were not given showers again, no phone
17 calls, no recreation, no commissary.
18 I also survived the disgusting feces flood that we
19 were actually told to clean with our own hands. It was
20 humiliating. Floating, dead water bugs, mice, chunks of
21 defecation coming out of the pipes and urine-filled water
22 gushing all through the area. The water was as high as my
23 ankles, and the smell was as bad. It was so bad, the inmates
24 were vomiting due to nausea. Chunks of feces. And officers
25 telling us that we had to clean it and clean it quick because
SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C.
(212) 805-0300
(212) 805-0300
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